Bachelor in Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering examines how electrical power and electronic signals are generated, controlled, and applied across a wide range of technologies. Students study circuit analysis, electromagnetic theory, digital systems, power electronics, and control theory, developing the technical background needed to work with both power infrastructure and electronic devices. Coursework often includes communication systems, signal processing, and microcontroller programming, complemented by laboratory sessions where students build and test circuits and small electronic systems. Because the field spans from high-voltage power systems to low-voltage integrated circuits, students gain a broad set of skills applicable to many technical industries. The curriculum emphasizes mathematical modeling and problem solving, since electrical behavior in circuits and systems must be predicted and controlled with precision. Graduates find roles in power generation and distribution companies, telecommunications firms, electronics manufacturers, automation and robotics companies, and consumer technology development, working as design or systems engineers. The training also provides a foundation for further study in areas such as renewable energy systems, communications engineering, or robotics. This bachelor's program spans 4 years and is taught in English at Üsküdar University in İstanbul, Turkey. The four-year structure builds progressively from foundational physics, mathematics, and circuit theory toward more specialized coursework in power systems and electronics, generally supported by practical laboratory exercises. English-medium instruction helps students engage directly with international engineering standards and technical documentation. İstanbul's diverse industrial and technology landscape offers a relevant environment for applying electrical and electronics engineering concepts in practice.